Avete mai sognato di leggere il pensiero di qualcuno? Il mentalista Oz Pearlman è considerato uno dei maggiori esperti al mondo - ma lui sostiene di non avere alcun potere speciale. In questo spettacolare incrocio tra una conferenza e uno show di magia incentrata sulla psiche umana, Pearlman presenta le sue capacità dal vivo, davanti al pubblico di un teatro - e ci mostra come chiunque può imparare le basi della lettura del pensiero.

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Reading minds has less to do with magic and more with understanding people’s thinking patterns. By applying techniques honed over decades, even seemingly impossible feats—like guessing a stranger’s dinner guest—can be achieved through observation, inference, and practice. A simple method inspired by shampoo bottles, 'Listen, Repeat, Reply,' can help anyone remember names on the spot. Memorable demonstrations involving audience members reveal how belief, attention, and risk-taking fuel truly remarkable connections.

Mind Reading Is a Learnable Skill, Not a Superpower

Mentalism relies on reading people, not reading minds, and anyone can learn its principles with practice. In a live demonstration, a performer correctly deduced audience members’ secret thoughts by observing behavior and cues, not psychic abilities. He shared a practical technique for remembering names forever: listen, repeat, and reply, inspired by the 'lather, rinse, repeat' method on shampoo bottles. The talk showed how these people-reading skills can boost confidence and connection in everyday life.